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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-26
Personals and Briefs.

Rev. Preston Nash is on VISIT TO Abe
marie county.
No cases were tried in the Husting IS
Couri yesterday.
There wele several heavy showers Of rain
here yesterday afternoon.
DR.. George Cooper will preach at the
Fourth. street chapel tonight.
Mr.. ID. A. Seke, OF toe Peter urg m
de1-Appeal, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. +. W. Kllpstein, manager of the
Natural Bridge Hotel, is at the Exchange.
Rev. Z. L. Powell and bride. Of Mays
vile, Ky, are visiting Rev. r. G. Cave, Of
this city.
The readng.ro0m OF the new Young
Mems Christian Association building has
been fitted up, and is now ready for occn.
patton. The library will soon be thro 6n
open.
Since little Joe Davis's grave (eX-Presi-
dent Dayis's sony at Hollywood has been
nut in order 1t has been suggested that the
avenue leading to 1t be given an appropri-
ate name.
Major y. +. Eakle, general manager OF
the Greenbrer White Sulphur Springs, is
In the city completing arrangements forthe
season now about TO open. He is stopping
at the Exchange.
A watermelon is soon 10 be placed in the
Grace-Street Baptist church to run the new
organ that has recently been purchased. 1t
Is probable that the Second Baptist church
will also get motor.
The stenographic report Of the proceed
ipgs OF the debt commission will not ap-
pear in official print for about two weeks (;
but the readers Of the Dispatch have already
been furnished with all Of it that is OF pub
lie interest.
Nr. Orrln 7. Thomas, OF New York, but
| a native Of North Carolina, who made the
paStciie portrait OF Governor Lee eXhi-
bitod at the Capitol, and pronounced such
a great success, left for Norfolk yesterday.
While here he suffered from the prevailing
epidemic, the measles. which kept him abed
several days. and interfered considerably
with his work at a time when orders were
literally coming in upon him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-26
GEORGE w. CABLE.
The Author Pays Richmond Fly.
ing Visit-He Receives n Dele
CATION Of CoIOred Men.

Mr.. George w. Cable, the author, who has
gained great celebrity by his novels, par
ticularly by those descriptive OF Creole
life in Louisiana, arrived in the city Tdes-
day night by the 9:15 train from Washing.
ton. and stopped at the Exchange Hotel.
Yesterday morning he visited the Young
Mems Christian Association rooms and
some of the schools, aud at 1:4j p. NJ. re-
ceiyed a delegation Of cOlored men on the
rear porch OF the hotel. These were Dr.
Ferguson: Professor Jones, Of the colored
Theological Institute; Charles b. ROane,
teacher: William Anderson, bookseller, and
W,E. Scott aud &. 4. Whittle, colored law
yers. They bad quite pleasant chat with
MIR. Cable (chiefly on educational topics
and the civil rights OF the negroes) lasting
some twenty minutes. Mr.. Cable then
warmly shook bands with each member OF
the delegation, making some pleasing part
ing expression as he did so. To reporter
Mir. Gable said he was not now on lec'
turing tour. He would, however, deliver
q series Of lectures in the South alter
leaving New Orleans June 10th next.
He is OH his way to southern
Lousiana to write on the ground where the
scenes OF the story are laid in his closing
" Arcadian Prose Pastoral" OF his series
there. He said, however, that he unex'
peciedly found himself summoned by iele-
graph 10 lecture at Spartauburg, SC, to
morrow. He feared he could not reach Co'
lumbia, S. c., without going more round'
about way than his limited time admitted oil.
He was travelling South slowly, his chieI
aim being to see as many academical
institutions as he could "for," said Mr.
cable, "tbe question, What Is the young
south learningY is one that deeply In
terests me, as il should every one."
MIR. Cable took the Danyile train at .
p. NJ. yesterday for spartanburg, 5. G.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-26
VICTIMS or THEIR OWN JOKE.
Funny DenOuemenf Of the Arrest Of
supposed COunterfeiters I'm
Maine.

A Portland special says: David Stein
berg, OF New York, the leader OF the nine
men arrested here yesterday on charge
OF having offered TO sell counterfeit money,
made a full explanation OF the matter this
morning, and he and bis companions were
discharged.
The party, Steinberg said, were selling
soap, Just as they claimed to be. They
thought it might be well to play some
sharp New York trick OH the si0w-going
Maine people. ana that 1t would be great
fun to get some OF the natives wild over
" green goods" They did have great fuu
for while, but were arrested. Confined
in close cells all night, advertised all over
the country, forced 10 pay about all the
money they had to lawyers, and finally
obliged TO threaten legal proceedings and
physical resistance In order TO prevent be.
Ing photographed for the benefit OF the
police elsewhere. they fonnd the laugh
very much-as an oldtime expression has
it-"on the other side OF the mouth"
Had The United States marshal not hap.
pened to be convinced OF the truth OF the
story they told the iOkers would probably
have been brought before commissioners
ard bound over.
steinberg made a perfectly frank state
ment. He admitted that one OF the men
did try to have some fun with green
country merchant, aud that he himself. in
order to help the fun along, did have an
interview with the partner OF the country
man, and did offer TO sell him "queer" to
the apparent value OF $500 for 800, but he
"made a daten with this partner OF the
countrymau-he was Detective Ira NJ. rrae,
as steinburg soon discovered when he
knew that he should be in Lowell, Mass.
HI. idea was to make the countryman hunt
about for the man with the "green goods"
Steinberg freely acknowledges that it was
the sharp practical joker who was sold, and
| that the sucker was on the other end oi
tue pump" He says he will never try to
| be Is funny as he can again in Maine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-26
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

GEORGE W. MAYO, 4P. NJ, collection OF mis-
cellaneous books.
F. ID. HILL & co. and n. w. BOWIE, and p.
NJ, trustees peremptory sale OF property
ON Nineteenth, Twentieth. Cary, and Dock
streets.
GEORGE w. MAYO, i0x A. NJ, removal sale
Of household furniture and general mer-
chandise.
JOHN T. G0DDIN. eP. NJ, frame dwelling No.
rs north Fourth street.
FURMAN TUPPER, o p. NJ. commissioners
sale OF dwelling No. . east Grace street.
GEORGE s. yASH0N a SON, q r. NJ, thirty
foot lot on Floyd street
J. THOMPSON BROWN 4 CO., o p. NJ, 40 feet
OF land corner OF Twenty-ninth snd Mar,
shall streets.
JAMES b. ELAN, sP. ~, vacant lots on Floyd
street.
r. Il. CHAFFIN b Co, sx r. NJ. brick dwell
ing No. 900 east Clay street.
APPERs0N q CO., sk p. n, ANAL brick house
No. II west Main Strcek
JOHN T. G0DDJN, ~ p. n, store and dvsll-
ing No lS south Eighth street.. between
Main snd Cary strestE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-26
SEARCHING FOR A GIRL.
Parties OF Men Securing the Coun'
try for a Missing Maiden.

Wateryille (Me.) special says: Miss
Msude MVson, belle OF nineteen years,
The daughter Of Maior Fred. Mason, OF this
place, is missing, and her mysterious dlsap-
pearsnce is the cause Of great excitement.
Miss Mason has more than local repnta-
tion as an equestrienne. IL Is a familiar
sight TO see her on her fayorite horse can
tering over the country roads. Yesterday
afternoon Miss Maude, who is accustomed
10 saddling the horse herself, started for a
ride. She chose the lonely road which
leads 10 Lake MessaIouskle. About dusk
she was seen going leisurely through the
grove and by her side walking 10 the same
direction was George Blair. They were
seemingly enjoying pleasant talk. Miss
Mason has not been seen since, and neither
has Blair.
AT the residence OF Major Mason last
night the parents anxiousIy awaited their
daughters return. Early this morning the
fre-bells were rung and several searching
parties began TO scour the surroundny Z
country. Not far IRON Lake Messalouskie
one OF the searchers discovered Miss Ma
sons horse. The animal was tied to tree.
Near BY was the saddle and one or two
newspapers. There were also tracks, evi'
IDENTIFY those Of man and woman. CIR
cumstanees pointed strongly 10 foul play,
and, stimulated by this the scarchers are
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-26
UNITED ORDER OF DRUIDs.
Annual Meeting Here Yesterday
Election OF 0nieers.

The Grand Grove of Virginia United
Order OF Druids met yesterday morning a.
10 O'clock Of Druids' Hall. corner OF Nan
and Seventeenth streets.
The Noble Arch-W William Z. Flournoy-
called the Grove TO order.
TIE following representatives, from the
local groves were present: Liberal Cove.
10. .. John Metzger; Stewart Grove. No.
., u. G.. Butler; StOnewali Grove, M. q
e.. w. TYLER; Lee Grove, No. I. George W.
Pocklington; Elyin Grove, No. 8, Captain
james A. LIpscomb.
in addition to the grove delegates large
number of past arches were present.
SECRETARIES REPORTS.
The REPORTS made by the secretary oil
each grove summed up make the member.
ship OF the order under the jurisdiction OF
the Grand Grove 42G. During the past
year The sum of S1.3S7.Sj was pIid out for
the relief OF brethren aud their families.
ELECTION or OFFICERS.
The following officers were elected ior
the ensuing year: r. :. Jones, noble
grand afch; L. f. Scale, deputy grand
arch; Myer Angie, grand secretary; Adm
DIacOnt, grand treasurer; James A.
Lipscomh, grand marshal; Philip Metz,
grand inside guard; Daniel G. Butler,
gIand sentinel.
y. G.. A. Tyler installed tho Oficers'elsct.
The following Standing committees were
appointed:
On CredeDtials-George Boltz, w. 6.
Wynpe, ana :. Herman.
Finance-C. W. Tyler, &. c. Thon. and
{. NJ. Angle.
Cbarters-D. C. Butler, J. A. Lipscomb,
and G.. W. Pocklington.
Appeals Myer Angle, John Me,zger,
and Adam Diaccut.
Laws-W. ". Childress, w. Il. Flour
noy, and g.. Feldner.
State OF Order-Fritz Dietrich, !. A.
Lipscomb. William Walker, and q. +.
Wells.
Extension Of Otder-J. A. Lipscomb,
o. L. We!ls. and William Walker.
Printing-Myer Angle.
The Grand Grove adjourned 10 meet 10
Manchester on the fourth Wednesday in
May, 1883.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-26
Baseball Yesterday.
IBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

lbs SLtbieIu W tnv DioPotSu'l
At Cincinnati:
CincinnaiIs.. OOO01120 o.
Athletics. .......0 03010 l. .
Base-hits: Cincinnatis, 6; Athletics. 8.
Errors: Cincipnatis, o; AthletIes,3. 3.
At Louisville:
LonisylIles ......e10 0O002 0 .
Brooklyns. ....0 ] 900 ! 1 0 0 /
Base.hts: Louisylles, 13; BrOoklyns, ).
ErroIs Louisyilles, 5; Brooklyns, l.
At Savannah:
sayannshs ..0100 002O o.
New orleans .....1 13400x-i IL
Base.hits: SaVanuah,, 8; New Orleans
lG. Errors Sayannahs, 8; New Orleans, 8
Batteries: Powell and Vaughan; Near
thur and Pike.
At 81. Louis:
st. Louis. l 400 o 0-l(
Metropolitans. 80 90 0 0 o o.
Base-hiis: st. Lous, 90: Metropolitans,
!. Errors: st. Louis, Z; Metropolitans,6
At Washington:
Washingtons Pittsburghs game post
oned on account o. rain.
At Boston:
Bostons. .........0OO OO0O2e0 .
Chlcsgos. .........O o U U "
Base.hils: BostOus, S; Cbicagos, IL. En-
rors Bostons. 8; Chicagos. D. Batteries
Radbourne aud Daily; ClIrkson and Flint.
At Charleston:
Charleston. ..0 0 0 0 l 0 2 J..
Memphis ..0 0 0 0 3 0 o 0 o.
Base.hits: Charlestons. l3; Memphis, O.
Errors: Charlestons, 9; Memphis, 3. Bat
teries: Smith and ChiIds; Black and Baker
At Cleveland, o.:
Cleyelands ........l | Q l l u
Baliimores ........3 4 3A--I
Base-hits: Cleyelands, IL; Baltlmores
Errors Cleyelauds, Z; Baltimores, !.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-26
~ p. & T., MITTELDORFER.
NEW GOODS.

NEM GOODS.
s,, a,i,iuc every day. We are thereby en-
al!tG each week % shQw iresn anu ucS,a0so ucUSS,IUe
,s,',i.s ir DRESS GOODS, WASH GOODS,
WinTE GOODS, LACES, EMBROlDEhlEs'
''' This week rare bergainsin
REMNANTS.
R,,n,auts var,l-wide SA1lNES, l2kc. quality
.Sasrte a, an a 5e1t PRINTs this grade mover sells
Tor less than 6Ac.) as &C. yard. ,,c,,
pernants fun yard-wide BLEACHED COT
TON. usual l2lc. quality al nc. yalti.
Rcmuants MATING, worm tfom ~ 70 D. d
pe9Sslis DRESS LAWNS. value to lOc., at
GArZE UNDERWEAR.
We have Just opened a nice line OF chill
DRENiS GAJZE VESTS in all sizes, both
high aud lOw-neck. us useless 70 msn-
tlon prices-they must be seon 70 be Hppr'-
LADIES' and GENTLRMEN's GAUzE BAL
BhIGGAN and MERINO UNDERWEAR
we show IN profusion Ia all grades ana
qualities. , -, .
special drive In BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS that
usually sell for Soc; our prico for this
quality Is 34c. apiece, or for 81. Gail soon
6etoro your size is sold out
We have an immense line Of
GLORIA UMBRELLAS
in gold and silyor-tipped and natural handles,
You will md our prices from 20 70 80 per csnt
lower than other houses
We have still a nice assortment OF
PARASOLS.
IN COACHINGS. LACE-TRIMMED. chill
DREN'S, &C. Prices lave all been marked
down,
DRESS GINGHAMs.
A handsome line Of DRESS GlN9HAAs re-
ceived lass week, fully ~ per cen" Doio"
Al re. STRIPED and PLAID GlNGHAhs
usual Iaice lgXc. a yard. 49,, h s.-,...
Al l0c. gNTIRRLY NEW STYLES IN stripes
aud solids TO match never sold uader is''
Al PIE. TTFTED STRIPES, the pretus 3
wash goods ever shown; usual soihos -1c'
25c. yard. .,,...t,,nopp-
my 94Tu&fh o'' Df"a'- Sroo~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-26
A Card from the Brick. Mouiders'
Union.
RICHMOND. Nav 2J, 1887.

To hhe Editor Of the Dispatch:
Il was stated in Yesterdays paper that
the brick.monlJers. In resolution publish.
cd two weeks ago, claimed that there would
be no bricks made by hand unless there
was an increase OF pay from sJ to 1913 per
table. Let Us say that We would be gad
for the writer 10 re-read that resolution a.
II stands in the typographical error. We
only ask the same price per table that we
rot last season after the strike.
Also, 1t Is very wrongly stated that some
cue made an effort TO break the machine
for making bricks recently introduced 10
Mr.. Westwood's yard, in Fulton. We are
proud to ,ay that the matter has been Ia.
yestigstea. as u reflected di'credlt upon the
union. IRE statement does no. justify the
writer oil said article, knowing nc the snme
time that no Interference has been commit
ted Mt the yard. We have positive tnfornia-
ton that no one has ever interfered with
Mr.. Westwood's machine. This can be
proven by the watchmsn. We write this
article in credit TO ourselves, a. II left us In
bad attitude. so we can only say, gentle
men, when you write about the poor laoor-
ing. man say something 10 encourage him.
Done by order of
Yours respectfully.
BRICK.MOULDERs' UNION.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-26
MANCHESTER NEWS NOTES.
Preparations for the Election To-
Day-Deatn of Mr.. Moore

To-day the polls will be open and voters
will have the opportunity Of electing the
four Democratic candidates for the city
Council. With The exception OF DR.. Dor.
set, each candidate Is the present lncum'
bent.
One marriage-license was issued yester.
OaN 10 a white couple
The registrars aud judges OF election
yesterday qualified before the clerk ~ The
Hastings Court preparatory to entering
upon their duties to-day.
Rev. Mr.. Epes will preach his f1rewclI
sermon next Sunday at the Presbyt"riIu
church.
Mr.. j. e. Moore, mention OF whose ILL.,
ness has been made IN tnis paper, died yes
to-day afternoon at seven minutes TO !
O'Clock. The funeral will take plac tbi-
afternoon from Meade-Memorial church,
Mr.--Moore filed several important Offices
in this city, ard at the time OF his death
was member Of the City School BOirl.
Cards are out for the marriage Of JndgC
John ii. ingram. and Hiss Oclayia Page
Sublett, daughter Of Mr.. j. VI. Sublett. al
10 o'clock Tuesday morning at Meade-Me.
mortal church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-26
Z wILB0R'S COMPOUND OF \
PURE COD LIVER
I OIL AND LIME. J

CURES COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, BkON-
CHITis, AND ALL SCR0FULOUS
\ HuM0RS.
fnyalids need no longer dread 10 take thas
great specific for Consumption. Asthma, aud
threatening coughs-Cod- Liver Oh aud Lime
As prepared by DIR. wiibor Il Is robbed Of tho
nauseatipg taste, and also embodiss prepare
ton of the Phosphate OF Lime. giving nature
the very article required 10 aid the healing
ease has destroyed. II also forms q remsrka-
BILE tonic, and will cause weak and debliitate1
persons 10 become strong ana robust ushould
be kept In every family for instant ass GA mo
firsi appearspce Of coughs or Irritation Of We
lungs Manufactured osiy BY A. d. WILbOk,
Chemist, Boston. Sold by all drufgtstS
my stru, Th&Su
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-26
Police Courf.

The following cases were disposed oi
yesterday
William Burley (colOred), drunk. Fined
81.
samuel Lipscomb, cruelty beating his
horse. Fined Si0.
Frank Stewart, having an unlicensed
dog. Fined 81.
Isaiah Evans (coloredl charged with
trespassing. Dismissed.
Edward Cox (colored), charged with
being q suspicious character. Dismissed.
Virginia Fleet (colored). assaultiny aud
beating George W. Fleet with stick. Sent
on 10 the grand jury.
Fannie q. Vitzro, charged with cursing
and abusing Alonzo Rienzo. Dismissed.
John Washington tcolored). assaIiltiue
and beating Elizabeth Washington. Fined
S5.
william Ii. Randolph alias cambridge
(colored), stealing nickel.plated watch
valued at Is from John II. Briel and dts
orderly In the street. Continued until
| Wednesday next.
Fleming Harris, having an unlicensd
| dog. Fined u.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-26
RandoIph.macon commencement.

The following is the Randolph. Macon
programme.
Sunday, June 10Th, II A. M-Aunual
seImon beiere the Young Mems Christian
Association OF the College by Rev. Il. ".
sledd, ID. d.. Of Petersburg, Va.
Tuesday. June 14tb, IL A. M.-Meeting
OF the Board 81 Trustees.
"wednesday, June 15ih.-Annual address
before tie Society Of Alumni at II NJ. by
Rev. John HLnpOn, y. 81. Contest for the
"Sutherlin Prize siodal for Oratory."
Annual meeting OF The Society Of Alumni
at 8 y. N. Celebration Of the Franklin
Literary Society at s p. NJ. Address by
Rev. w. J. Young, A. NJ, OF Baltimore,
Md. president elect. Representatives Of
the Society: a. II. Taylor, OF Virginia
r. w. Patton, Of Virginia.
Thursday, June 1Gth.-Anuual address
before the Literary Societies at IL a. NJ.
Degrees and prizes conferred. Celebration
Of the Washington Literary Society at p.
M. Address by Hon. Charles f. Stuart, Of
Alexandria, Va, presidenteleet. Repre-
sentatiyes Of the Society: w. II. II. joyce,
Of Virginia; c. F. Sheriff., Of North Caro-
lima
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-26
GETTYSBURG FIELD.
PHILaDPLpHrAss WANT TO MEET
P1cKEr1,s DIVISION rHEREAsYaow.
A Cordial Letter from the Secretary o
the Veterans Brigade Of the City
of Brotherly Love.

The following letter has been received
by MI. Charles T. Loehr, secretary o'
Piek,lt's Division Association
PHILADELPHIA. May %, 1887.
Ny Dear Comrade.-ln your letter OF the
10th instant YOU state that prominent
association OF the s"rviyoIs OF PicSeps
dlyi.ion will be organized, and that meet
ing for tint purpose has been called Tor
June lst next. That being the case, |
Niile 10 kindly ask you TO present at that
meeting nv letter oi Nav llth, officially
inviting the brave men of Pickeips division
To become the guests OK the Philadelphia
brigade az Gettysburg on the I'd, 3d, aud
4th OF July next.
Writing a. an indlyidull member OF the
Brigade Association | do not hesitate TO
saw that / am sure every member ot our
ASSOCIATION would gladly and earnestly CO..
operate with your association In securing
the location OF monument on the sDoi
where the brave General Armstead fell, and
believe that your association will yer de-
lerniue TO pace one there TO mark the
srot not only where General Arnsteal lald
down his lifs, but to indicate for all time
TO come on the historic grounds Of GcttY>-
burg the position reached by Picketts
division IN the face OF hail OF mu'ket'
balls, solid shot, and shell, more terrible
perhaps than was hurled against any hoty
Of men on either side during the late war.
We have been so long anticipating, with
so much pleasure, the rene"al OF al ac-
quainiance bsg gun aud ended 80 unceremo-
niously twenty-four years ago that we
know not hos to take eny disappointment
OF our hopes and plans. and II not All yoIr
association, we still hope gOodly CON-
mittee- not less than one hundred strong
nil be appointed at your meeting on jane
1st to represent your association at Grttys-
burg Us the honored guests OF the Pnlla-
delphia brigade.
II your association could understand
how very anxiOu, we are 10 meet and vel.
come YOU, um sure you would not iaii in
coming.
Please let me hear favorably from YOU.
Very truly yours, JoHN W. FRAZIER
The meeting Of tie association next
Wodnesd night is to take action respect
ing this letter; also to fix upon the locl'
ton OF the monrmenl. aud to effect a per-
manent organization Of the association.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-26
An outrage riend killed in Court

10y IoIVBIHPH % '"0 r'-
ST. LOUIS, May ga special from Rock
vile, No., says: Last Tuesday man
called at the Anderson residence and asked
for glass Of water. Miss Jennie Andsr'
son. the daughter OF one OF the leading
citizens OF Bates county, waited upon him.
When she came near him he suddenly
seizsd. chIoroformed, and assaulted her.
A search resulted In the arrest OF John
yaudeIburg. and lynchmg was prevented
only by doubt OF the prisoners gtiilt.
After The excitement had cooled down
Jennie Anderson confronted the prisoner
and claimed to recognize him.
At preliminary hearing yesterday the
Anderson family were all present, besides
many other citizens. Jennie gave her tes'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-26
The Virginia Boat club Grew.

The virginia Boat Club OF this city pro-
poses to enter q crew at the State regatta at
Alexandria on the 4th OF July, and several
men. from whom a crew will be selected,
ore now in practice. 70 train and properly
prepare a crew TO retain the prize-cup now
held by the club will entail some expense
on the club, winch It IS not at present able
to bear. SO II an appeal is made to our
citizens to give their assistance by sub'rrip-
tions it is to be hoped that the clup viii
Gnd no difficulty i'm raising any amount
,nnrlcI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-26

CATARRB. HAY OR RosE-FEyER.-The
cleansing. soothing, and healing properties OF
Darbys Prophylactic Fluid are experienced In
the treatment and cure Of Catarrh and kindred
complaints. The Fluid soothes and heals the
infamed membranes and removes the offen-
sive odor that characterizes the disease. Should
the Inflammation have reached the throat use
the Fluid as gargle to allay the Inflammation
and 10 a isinfect
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-26
DIR. Bennett.

The Christian Advocate says: " A prl'
yate note brought us, last week, the sao in, y,
teIlirence that DIR. Bennett was very ~
from complication OF causes. we hasS
waited anxiously to hear further, anu
learned Monday thar he Is somewhat better
with good prospects OF getting up sgaln
Lei tbe entire Church bear this yaiuaoi,,
servant on prayers Of faith before the grea,' I !,
Prs,oTer and Giver Of good 10 His people,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-26

READ AND PROFIT THEREBY!.-To every
purchaser Of ono box each OF my SALIcYLArED
DENTRIFRICR and RULASDISE MOUTH WASH.
the most delightful dental preparations on
the market, in the next sixty days shall give
a 25-cent toothbrush. Thus for an outlay Of 20
cents you get what costs you ordinarily 81.
Il. G. CABgII, Jr., Druggist,
Third and Main streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-26
Heuric0 Election.

Throughout the State elections will be
held to-day for county and district officers.
Many OF the contests will be exciting. In
Henrico county the so.caled Irregular
Republican ticket" " is opposed by a fusion
ticket, upon which appears the names OF
several Of the officers who with honesty
diligence, and ability have served the
county for several years past.